A blizzard has stranded you in the remote Montana wilderness....

Can you survive the storm? Can you survive the creatures that now roam the forest? 

The Firsha mountain has long stood as an impenetrable obstacle to the people of Cryli but that is about to change.

When an avalanche reveals a mysterious ancient opening at the foot of the mountain the people of Cryli immediately send an expedition to explore the possibility of a passageway that leads to the eastern lands.

Will that expedition succeed? Well that's up to you...

It just keeps going

Well this was an entertaining thread to read.

I'm disappointed hoped it would be better 

I was laughing at some parts of that last episode the character deaths were so sudden LOL

Oh man those last 2 episodes were rushed and sloppy kinda feels like they took their time with the first 7 and then realized oh shit we need to wrap this story up FAST.

11/16

Ohio Valley Snowstorm

Oh man as a weather nerd the snowstorm next week is looking like one of the most beautiful storm evolution's I've seen in a long while. Parts of the Ohio valley may pick up over a foot of snow and the western slopes of the Appalachian mountains could get even more (24+?) from the initial storm and lake effect bands that follow. 

If it wasn't mid November we would be talking about a blizzard of biblical proportions right now. 

It won't really restrengthen instead it's merging with an approaching front which will probably create an impressive squall line that'll cross through the state mid week. 
 

As for New England it doesn't look like the system will merge with the Midwest snowstorm though it does look likely the region will experience its first wide spread lake effect snow event of the winter.

Episode 7 is without a doubt the best episode of the anime fall season WHAT A MASTERPIECE 

11/15

Tropical Storm Sara

Some good news to share! And some bad…

Sara has organized into a weak 45MPH tropical storm luckily though the ridge to the north has trended stronger exponentially on the models and is now expected to keep this storm suppressed to the south. Due to this Florida will likely not be hit by another tropical storm this year though they may still receive a decent squall line due to an approaching front merging with the remnants of Sara.

Bad News

Unfortunately the storms slow movement and close proximity to Honduras is expected to bring life threatening flooding rainfall to the area.

11/13

All Eyes Turn to the Tropics Once Again 

Yep you read that right another hurricane is forming in the Caribbean and this one could break some serious late season records.

Currently the storm, invest 99L, has just entered the Caribbean and is expected to begin rapidly intensifying this weekend. The environment surrounding this storm is flipping bonkers essentially jet fuel for a hurricane. If this system does become a Category 5 which is very much in the realm of possibility it would break the all time record for strongest November hurricane ever recorded.

Future Track

Due to a ridge overhead the system our future hurricane Sara will meander for a bit off the coast of Honduras unfortunately this ridge will begin moving east early next week opening a path north. After this the general track which is northwest then a swing northeast as a trough pulls the storm ahead of it is basically set in stone however the little details of this track have not been figured out yet. 

A stronger storm will likely nudge the track east while a weaker storm would end up west over Central America regardless of what happens once it enters the gulf the system will turn east towards Florida.

The environment in the gulf will likely be unfavorable for strengthening due to a giant cutoff low being ushered in by a snowstorm in the Midwest however a ridiculously late season Florida landfall is looking increasingly likely. Strength at landfall is very uncertain but the more land interaction occurs with Central America the weaker future Sara will likely be.

The Crazy Stuff 

Now here’s where things get really crazy that snowstorm I mentioned earlier is bringing in the coldest air the east has seen yet this “Winter” while this won’t lead to snow if the hurricane phases with the Midwest storm it could bring something significant to the New England region. Of course on the other hand the hurricane may not phase which would lead to it just flying harmlessly out to sea a much better scenario obviously. 

Regardless of what happens this extremely rare mashup of tropical weather and winter will have every single weather nerd in the country glued to the models this weekend.